Tinnie Lot - help with ID

[Rick C]

Don't know tinnies at all. Hoping I can get some help IDing these and a clue if they're worth keeping. Thanx in advance, Rick C.

[Rick C]

reverse: From left to right (maker marks) - left top: FR Zimmermann, Stuttgart - left bottom: no mark - center top: Erhard & Sohne AG, Schwab Gmund center bottom (nice & heavy/solid) : BHMayer, Pforzheim - right (plastic):KWHW 1941/42, Gau Baden/Elsass

[Martin Harding]

Day Badges

Hello Rick, All Originals They Are As Follows

1) Tag Der Arbeit 1935 (day Of Work) May Day Badge
2) Sonnenwende 1936 (solstice 1936)
3) 1 Mai 1938 (may 1, 1938)
4) Reichsparteitag 1936 (national Party Day 1936)
5) Whw - Winterhilfswerk (cold Weather Charity)

Hope this Information Helps

[Rick C]

Thanx Martin. The Reichsparteitag 1936 (national Party Day 1936) seemed the only intresting one in that it seemed to be made well. Thanx for the ID!! Rick C.

[Martin Harding]

Yes, the The Reichsparteitag 1936 (National Party Day 1936) you have is a text book example and although is not one of the rarest tinnies, because of it retaining virtually all of it's finish to the obverse is quite desirable. This particular Nurnberg (Nuremburg) Badge came in Gold, silver and bronze versions. There is also a scarce variant of the Badge, framed in a wreath of oakleaves which is engraved with the word presse and the Date 1939. These were originally issued strictly only to the Newspaper reporter's / photographers at the Nuremberg rally of 1936.